Canada has witnessed a deeply concerning escalation in attacks on Christian places of worship. Between 2016 and 2023, there have been 463 reported cases of church arson across the nation, with a particularly alarming spike in 2021, during which 90 churches were set ablaze.

These acts of violence have not been confined to any single region. Provinces such as British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Northwest Territories, and Nova Scotia have all experienced incidents where churches were either damaged or completely destroyed by fire.

Equally disturbing is the response from our leaders, including the provincial and federal governments and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Despite the severity and frequency of these attacks, there has been a notable lack of decisive action and public condemnation. This tepid response not only undermines the gravity of these crimes but also risks normalizing such acts of violence against Christian communities.

That’s why Rebel News has been covering these attacks since they first began, travelling across Canada to investigate and expose the disturbing trend of church arsons. Our journalists have spoken with community members, clergy, and law enforcement to get to the bottom of this crisis — because mainstream politicians and legacy media refuse to take it seriously.

Now, we need your help to take action.

By signing this petition and sharing it, you can help us put pressure on Prime Minister Mark Carney, RCMP Commissioner Michael Duheme, and Minister of Public Safety David McGuinty to take these crimes seriously, condemn them for what they are — acts of domestic terrorism and hate—and work to protect Christian places of worship.

Please sign our petition to demand justice and stop church arson!

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More than 50 Christian places of worship have been burned or vandalized in a wave of targeted attacks against Christian Canadians, yet government leaders and the RCMP have responded with alarming indifference. As these acts of persecution risk becoming normalized, we must take action. This petition calls on Prime Minister Mark Carney, RCMP Commissioner Michael Duheme, and Minister of Public Safety David McGuinty to recognize these attacks as acts of domestic terrorism and hate, take decisive action to end them, and ensure the safety of Christian communities. Regardless of your faith, stand with us by signing and sharing this petition to Save Our Churches.

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Rebel News will continue to investigate, expose the truth, and demand justice — but we can’t do it alone. With your support, we can ensure that these attacks are not ignored and that Canada remains a country where religious freedom is defended.

Please donate to support our investigation into Canada’s church arsons!

More than 100 Canadian churches have been torched in recent years, with many more vandalized, yet the media and political establishment barely acknowledge it — when they do, they often justify it. Even Justin Trudeau and his former top advisor, Gerald Butts, called church burnings “understandable.” This isn’t random — it’s an anti-Christian crime wave, and yet the RCMP won’t even launch a national task force. These attacks aren’t just bigotry; they’re political violence. While government-funded media ignore the issue, Rebel News relies entirely on viewer support to expose the truth. If you agree, please chip in to help fund our independent journalism.

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